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Mothers and babies being put at risk due to unsafe NHS maternity services, report says

NHS ombudsman says more tragedies will occur unless decisive action in taken

The Guardian - UK

‘I was duped’: The discovery I was paid tens of thousands less than a man

I want the Government to legislate so bigger employers have to publish their pay gaps so we can choose to work for them or buy from them or invest in them, says Jo Cribb

Newsroom.co.nz

Frail Ayrshire patient who was discharged and later died shouldn't have left hospital

The patient was originally discharged after one day and was readmitted twice more, dying after third admission.

Daily Record

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Assisted dying inquiry hears people in UK face ‘unbearable suffering’

Commons health and social care committee begins hearing evidence for and against changing law in UK

The Guardian - UK

Man, 34, shares what it is like to be a Merseyside magistrate

“It’s a bit of a lottery when we turn up, we don’t know what to expect which keeps it interesting. It's a big responsibility."

Liverpool Echo

Northumberland care boss thanks 'angels' after transforming failing care home

Birkinshaw Manor has gone from 'inadequate' to 'good' in two years

Chronicle Live

Paisley woman praised after forced adoption apology following tireless campaign

Marion McMillan, 74, was forced to give up her baby in the 1960s after falling pregnant at 17.

Daily Record

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Law is a mess and needs reform, inquiry on assisted dying told

Conservative chairman Steve Brine opened the two-hour hearing on Tuesday by acknowledging it is an ‘incredibly sensitive’ subject.

The Independent UK

Hotels' postpartum care services help ease burden on new mothers

Postpartum care services at a central Tokyo hotel are increasingly popular among new mothers.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Paisley cemetery upgrades planned for summer as councillors asked to give contract green light

Cash has been set aside to overhaul the roads, drainage and kerbs at Hawkhead Cemetery.

Daily Record

Editorial: More transplants, more saved lives: The demand and supply for human donor organs must be better matched

It’s a now-taken-for-granted miracle that each year in these United States, more than 40,000 people have many healthy years added to their lives by getting new kidneys, livers, hearts and, in rare cases, lungs. That’s terrific, but the bureaucratic apparatus that connects people in need to organs isn’t nearly as…

Tribune News Service

When it comes to preventing COVID-19 deaths, 'how we feel about each other matters'

LOS ANGELES — The United States has the dubious distinction of suffering the highest COVID-19 mortality rate among the world's high-income countries. But that national average — 372 deaths per 100,000 people as of last summer — hides the fact that pandemic outcomes differed greatly from state to state.

Los Angeles Times

Majority of people in Northern Ireland worried about access to GP appointments

It comes as Northern Ireland's health and social care system continues to face serious issues

Belfast Live

That Australians are having fewer children isn’t just about money – but cutting the cost would help

If policymakers want a bigger population, they should do more for those who want to have kids

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The Independent UK

Nursing staff in England to vote on new NHS pay offer

The vote comes after six days of strikes since December.

ABC News

Boy, Lost author Kristina Olsson found a way to understand her mother's grief and guilt — and her own

Kristina Olsson's mother couldn't talk about the tragic separation she experienced as a teenager. After her mother died, Kristina realised she had to tell their story.

Daily Mirror

'I've spelt my name wrong for 29 years and only found out at my grandad's funeral'

A man realised he's been spelling his own name wrong after he accidentally uncovered a 50 year old secret when attending his grandad's funeral

Nottingham Post

'It saved my life', says organ recipient as hot-air balloon launched above Nottingham

The bright pink awareness-raising balloon was launched from Forest Recreation Ground

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The Guardian - UK

Hunger, neglect, unnecessary sedation: this is reality inside profit-hungry UK care homes

We can’t look away any longer, says Leandra Ashton, co-founder of the People’s Care Watchdog

Evening Standard

Britons travelling to France warned amid fears of violence at protests

Britons travelling to France have been warned to “avoid demonstrations wherever possible” as hundreds of thousands of workers were set to go out on a national strike on Tuesday.

Wales Online

Two Cardiff care homes could close after fall in number of residents

A period of talks will open on plans to close the care homes

Daily Mirror

'I quit waitressing to become a plasterer - customers feel more comfortable with a woman'

Madi Forrest never thought she would become a tradeswoman, but after quitting her job as a waitress during the Covid pandemic and taking a plastering course – she has never looked back

France 24

Paris suburb grants paid menstrual leave in a first for France

The town of Saint-Ouen on the northern edge of Paris has become the first French municipality to grant paid medical leave to female staff suffering from period pain, hoping to “break a taboo” on the subject and inspire similar moves at the national level.

Wales Online

Woman, 24, quits job as a waitress to make better money, as a plasterer

Madi says there are advantages to being a woman in her chosen business

Manchester Evening News

Foster carers in Bury to get 50 per cent council tax discount amid ‘recruitment crisis’

Increasing numbers of children in care are having to be moved to placements outside the Bury due to a shortage of foster families

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